It’s been a busy week in Scottish football following the departure of Mark Warburton at Rangers and Jonathan Sutherland and Steven Thompson review the big talking points and look ahead to this weekend’s Scottish Premiership games. 

Get involved with your predictions and tell us who you think will be the next Rangers manager.

Budapest mayor Istvan Tarlos said he is considering dropping the bid to host the Olympic Games in 2024, as activists announced they have collected enough signatures to force a referendum against hosting the Games.

Gareth Bale is set to make his first appearance since November after Zinedine Zidane announced the Wales international will be in the Real Madrid squad to face Espanyol this weekend. 

The 27-year-old has been sidelined since undergoing surgery on the ankle tendon damage he suffered during a Champions League match against Sporting Lisbon almost three months ago. 

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Fergus O'Sullivan: Media is so anti-Arsenal... United spend nearly £1bn in three seasons and struggle year after year but all you hear is 'Oh Mourinho, such a good manager'

Jon Bell:  He'll be off. Think he knows it's time, not because he's a bad manager, he's a top manager. Just stuff like tired of the fans and with the team not improving.

Neil Wiles: Wenger is the best in the Prem. He been there the longest also. I think it's parthetic how he is being treated atm....Man U fan here but have full respect for the Arsenal manager.

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Former England batsman Peter Richardson has died at the age of 85. He played 34 Tests and also represented Kent and Worcestershire. Richardson is also known for scoring one of the most forgotten Test hundreds. The left-hander made 104 at Old Trafford in the Ashes Test of 1956, the match where Jim Laker claimed a world record 19 wickets. 

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Should I Stay Or Should I Go? for Arsene Wenger, but what might be the walk-on music for other managers?

BarktheFootman: Tony Pulis' walk on music, Tom Jones: You Can Leave Your Hat On #bbcsportsday, external

Mark Flopper: Oh I do like to be beside the seaside - harry redknapp (Bournemouth, Portsmouth, Southampton) #bbcsportsday, external

Adam Mitchell: Marco Silva - Eye of the Toger

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We have more live winter sports for your pleasure today, with GB's Mica McNeill and Mica Moore in women's bobsleigh action from Konigssee, Germany.

Two runs and the best combined time will decide the winners for that one from 13:00 GMT.

If you fancy tuning in to that for the afternoon, you can watch it here.

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And talking of that fifth round lunchtime FA Cup tie, more from Burnley boss Sean Dyche on his non-league opponents Lincoln, who are three points clear at the top of the National League. "They are full of energy, will and desire - all the things good teams are made of. So we've got to make sure we certainly match that and show our quality. 

"We've made the players prepare properly, they've had the detail and focus needed. You take all that into the game and there's still no guarantees, you have to deliver." 

Remember Paul the Octopus from the 2010 World Cup, who sadly left us in October 2010?

He used to regularly predict the correct score by using his skill and judgement and now students at the University of Lincoln have unveiled Larry the Legless Lizard, who looks a little like a snake. (Snake news not fake news?)

Anyhow, no matter. Larry is predicting that Lincoln beat Burnley. He does not give a scoreline or goalscorer though.

Delays after some bizarre circumstances with the Swiss Red Arrows, an overhead camera cable and the chair lift - but we are about to get back at the Alpine World Ski Championships in St Moritz.

The second run will be hotly contested with the top 30 going in reverse order.

Watch all the action here.

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Should I Stay or Should I Go? The decision facing Arsene Wenger, and also a tune by The Clash, which prompted us to ask for your suggestions for managers' walk-on music.

AJUK2016: Only one song for Wenger ....... After The Love Has Gone by Earth Wind And Fire #bbcsportsday, external

Hazz Butler: Wenger to walk on to 'I'm still standing' (after all this time)

Joe Odonne: Klopp to walk on to thunderstruck #bbcsportsday, external

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Diego Costa rarely seems like a good natured sort of a guy whenever I see him, but the Chelsea striker displays a lighter side during training this morning. I suppose they are eight points clear at the top of the table.

A statue of retired 20-time champion jump jockey Sir Anthony McCoy will be unveiled at Cheltenham Racecourse next month,

The lifesize bronze by Dublin-based sculptor Paul Ferriter will be shown to the public for the first time on 14 March - the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.

It's the fifth round of the FA Cup this weekend so it is appropriate that the famous old competition features as a teaser of the day. Which four FA Cup-winning teams since 1990 are no longer in this year's competition? Answers in a couple of hours.

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England's open training session in the Twickenham sunshine is being enjoyed by 12,000 supporters, as well as the RFU Patron, Prince Harry.

His Royal Highness - a keen rugby fan - has been in discussion with the England team manager Richard Hill as well as top referee Wayne Barnes, and had the best view in the house for scrum practice.

England trained at a high intensity, in a 15 v 15 match situation. Wing Anthony Watson was not involved as he worked with the strength and conditioning coaches, and looked sharp after returning from injury.

Sprinter Dina Asher-Smith, the first Briton to run under 11 seconds in the 100m, announces she has fractured her foot in training for this weekend's Birmingham Indoor Grand Prix.

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The second run of the men's giant slalom at the World Ski Championships, was delayed after a military plane on an exhibition fly-by clipped a cable, causing a camera to drop onto the course. The eye-in-the-sky camera fell some 50 metres to ground, landing in the finish area of the Corviglia course in St Moritz. 

With a rest weekend in the Six Nations, England have been hosting an open training session at Twickenham,

And it's sunny. Marvellous.

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No-nonsense former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane, perhaps not surprisingly, was not of a similar view to Pogba when he spoke as a pundit for ITV in last night's match at Old Trafford.

"The boy, Pogba, he's a bit of a free spirit, a bit of a character," Keane said, "But I think it was a little bit over the top tonight - before the game and at half-time. They spoke more than I have to any of my brothers in the last five years, so it's all a bit strange."

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World record signing Paul Pogba savoured playing against his brother Florentin in Manchester United's 3-0 Europa League win over Saint-Etienne at Old Trafford. 

"It was something magic playing against my brother," he said. "I just couldn't believe it when I saw him. We just started laughing and said let's enjoy the moment because it doesn't happen every day. I enjoyed it a lot.

"I wanted to score but I hit the crossbar," the United midfielder added. "I don't know what is going on here but something is going wrong for me. So far I have been hitting the crossbar a lot. "In seven or eight months at United I think I have hit it more times than I did in four years at Juventus."